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Dance

A research pathway for students and faculty

Searching for Reviews

The best resources for finding reviews of dance performances and works are newspapers, dance journals and magazines, and websites devoted to dance.

Start your search with whatever information you know about the performance: its title, the choreographer, featured performers, music used (and its composer). Pro tips:

  • To keep all the words of a title (or other phrase) together in your search, put them in quotation marks: e.g., "rite of spring," "Alvin Ailey"
  • If you need a review from a specific journal or magazine, you can search by journal title here.
  • Limit the Resource Type from your Articles catalog search results to Reviews.

Print Dance Magazines and Journals

You can find print copies of these dance magazines and journals on the 2nd floor of the library. Look for call numbers that start with GV.

And these print journals are in the 3rd floor stacks. Again, look for call numbers that start with GV.

Digital Resources for Contemporary Reviews

Digital Resources for Historical Reviews